Expressing criticism is easy especially when it is concerning another persons work. I understand criticism is difficult, especially when you know arguments are sound or completely wrong but you are not allowed to say for benefit of all who are involved. Also I understand you feel people spend time wrong.

However, sometimes there is a lot of talking before walking. Some individuals are like that, and some sound decisions are made this way. In the end, we all want common, abstract results such are happiness. If you don't wish to listen to arguments made in discussions, so be it. I sometimes notice bright insights in such discussions though, and others are doing what they're good at as well and sharing this e.g. on UI aspects.

You must also understand some people want certain features in their next device, and because there are disagreements about this rest assured you will pull and push different individuals and groups with the next Maemo release and the next tablet release. Some of people are now indifferent. Others are disgruntled with what they know. Yet others are excited with the information they have. This is normal. We have to accept this. By sharing more information you can create clarity or vagueness. Shadows and riddles can create excitement, but as it seems now, for some its not the right way to tickle them because they're not sure about the new way Nokia is heading at all.

qgil you said elsewhere, addressing readers, if you were excited about Nokia 770 -> Nokia N800 and Nokia N800 -> Nokia N810 you will be excited about the new device. While this holds truth for sure, some people experienced sour aspects of these transitions, and generally speaking every change has its positive and negative aspects.

Lets outline what users can do and where they should head to for what. If some kind of cohesive organisation develops thats great. There are other tasks than bug reporting...

Personally, I tried to contribute to the wiki today, but not much happened (also had to do some house cleaning and such.. and this snow..). For example, when I wade through the old ItT wiki I see a lot of information, but a lot I never experienced (Nokia 770/Nokia N800) so I don't know what is important and what isn't (anymore) so it is difficult for me to understand this let alone export this to Maemo wiki.